Sixty Watt Shaman

Baltimore’s Sixty Watt Shaman began within the mid-90’s, when business lead guitarist Joe Selby and drummer Chuck Dukehart dumped their band’s previous name Supercreep, and teamed up with vocalist/tempo guitarist Dan Kerzwick and bassist Jim Forrester. Sketching motivation from both modern stoner rock and roll heroes like Clutch as well as the Obsessed, along with the normal ‘70’s hard rock and roll and rock suspects (Zeppelin, Sabbath, et al), the music group released their initial album Ultra Electric powered through independent Video game Two Information in 1998, after that agreed upon with Spitfire for 2000’s Seed products of Years. But, however full of energy and technically efficient, their particular make of large stoner rock and roll didn’t actually distinguish itself in the realm of the traditional until the entrance of 2002’s very much improved Reason to reside, which introduced brand-new drummer Pete Campbell.